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Detective Comics #739 (of 1000000)

Jurisprudence: (Part 2)
December 1st, 1999

Detective Comics #739 (of 881)

Jurisprudence: (Part 2)
December 1st, 1999

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739 (of 881)
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Jurisprudence: (Part 2)
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Cover date:
December 1st, 1999
Store date:
October 27th, 1999
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"Jurisprudence" concludes as Two-Face puts James Gordon on trial! The charge: dereliction of his duty to Gotham City. The judge and prosecutor: Two-Face! The defense attorney: Harvey Dent! And if Gordon loses, the sentence is death!

Story continued from: Batman #572

A terrible earthquake has leveled Gotham City. The U.S. government has declared Gotham to be a No Man’s Land and has deserted it. Two-Face holds Commissioner James Gordon in a mock trial with Detective Renee Montoya as his witness. He condemns Commissioner Gordon for breaking is agreement with Two-Face and endangering Detective Montoya’s life. However, Gordon demands that Harvey Dent, (the alternate persona of Two-Face,) act his defense lawyer. In a truly bizarre cross examination between Two-Face and Harvey Dent, Commissioner Gordon is exonerated and Two-Face is incriminated and placed under arrest.

This Comic is a part of the No Man’s Land story line.

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